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In an exhilarating week 6 of the Maidenhead Monday Football League, teams across the divisions showcased their best on-field performance.

The top division, the Premier League, saw the Bundalengerz United outclassing Minty Biscuit with a 4-0 victory, demonstrating their offensive prowess. In a similarly striking display, OAKLEY FC demolished Jokey Foes with an astonishing 11-0 scoreline, setting the record for the most decisive victory of the week across all divisions. With this win, OAKLEY FC have further cemented their place at the top of the Premier League standings.

Division 1 was dominated by offensive strategies, with Monday Nights Under The Lights defeating Curry Loving Boys 5-1. Aldonna FC maintained their winning momentum, beating Pies On The Sideline 3-2. The narrowest victory, however, belonged to Spandau Jallet who clinched a 1-0 win over Lads On Toure.

Division 2 saw Leahs Six Slaves achieve the highest score across all divisions this week, pulverising West Yam with an incredible 17-0 victory. Out On Bale displayed an impressive performance, defeating Free Points 5-1.

In Division 3, Mavericks and Real Berkshire championed the games with stunning victories. Mavericks trounced Colombian Cartel 6-0, while Real Berkshire defeated Feel Matip 6-2.

Wrapping up the week, Division 4 witnessed thrilling performances from Fified Massive and Fred West Ham. Fified Massive outperformed Small Feet Mcflurries with a 4-1 win, while Fred West Ham clinched a narrow 4-3 victory against Windsor Pieman FC.

The week's top scorers in each division were OAKLEY FC (Premier League), Monday Nights Under The Lights (Division 1), Leahs Six Slaves (Division 2), Real Berkshire (Division 3), and Fified Massive (Division 4).

The Maidenhead Monday League continues to be a thrilling spectacle for football enthusiasts, providing a platform for local teams to exhibit their talent and passion for the beautiful game.

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